Frequently Asked Questions

Let’s sit down and discuss your needs and property before you decide. If you require centralized control and whole-property cooling, a ducted system is the better option. If you prefer zoned cooling and have a smaller space, ductless might be the right choice.

The first thing to do is to check the filter. If it’s dirty, replace it and see if that solves the problem. If not, check your thermostat and see if you must replace the batteries. If these troubleshooting tips don’t help, look for signs of a leak and call us. No airflow can be due to a refrigerant leak, problems with the evaporator coil, or blocked registers. All of these issues require professional assistance.

Check that the setting is on “heat,” as it’s easy to bump the thermostat to cooling. If that’s in order, check that your heating system has power. Look for a tripped switch on the breaker box. If that’s not the problem, check the filter and, if necessary, change it. If that doesn’t work, head outside and ensure the exterior unit is clear of debris. Finally, come inside and check the vents.

This is one of the most common FAQ's from new homeowners. The first step is to wait a little and give the unit a chance to kick in. If there’s no difference after 15 minutes, check that the thermostat is set properly and that it has power. If that doesn’t work, check if you need to change your filter. If nothing works, call us. Learn more about our work in the High Desert & Entire Inland Empire Area by checking our website.

A FHA Services, Inc. technician will come to your home or business monthly, quarterly or yearly and ensure proper functionality of all your units.

Yes! Any new or replacement unit requests require a walk through of location and will be followed up with a free estimate and financing options!

$89, but we will be waived for any new Maintenance Membership customers AND you'll receive 10% off all repairs that are diagnosed at time of service call!